Deploy without git: upload a zip, get a live URL
Don't want to deal with git and GitHub? Zip your project as zip or tar.gz (up to 100MB) and drop it into the Dada Cloud console. The platform finds your Dockerfile, package.json or requirements.txt, builds the app and runs it - a live HTTPS address appears in 1-2 minutes. Exports from Lovable, Bolt or v0 work too - just zip the export folder.
How to deploy from an archive
Four steps from a folder on your computer to a live address
Create the app in the console
Name your app in the project - it takes a second, the image doesn't matter yet: the platform replaces it once you upload the archive.
Zip your project
Package the project folder (or a Lovable, Bolt or v0 export) as zip or tar.gz - up to 100MB.
Drop the archive into the console
On the app page, drag the file into the upload area or pick it manually - the platform detects the framework and port from the manifests inside.
Get a live address
The build usually takes 1-2 minutes, then the app is live at an HTTPS address like name-hash.dada-tuda.ru.
How deploy without git works
Just a zip or tar.gz
Zip the whole project - or an export from Lovable, Bolt, v0 - and drop the archive into the console. Up to 100MB.
Framework auto-detection
The platform looks for a Dockerfile, package.json (Next.js, Vite, React) or requirements.txt and pyproject.toml (FastAPI, Flask, Django, Streamlit) and builds the app without manual setup.
Live HTTPS address in 1-2 minutes
After you upload the archive a build kicks off - usually 1-2 minutes - and the app gets a working address like name-hash.dada-tuda.ru with a certificate.
Your own Dockerfile works too
If the archive has a Dockerfile, the platform uses it and reads the port from EXPOSE. Without one, requirements.txt or package.json with a recognized framework is enough.
No GitHub needed
No repo to create, no access to configure, no git to learn - deploy straight from a local folder or a builder export.
Free tier to start
Your first app can run for free, no card required.
Deploy without git - FAQ
No. Zip the project as zip or tar.gz and upload it in the console - the platform builds and runs the app without a repo.
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